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Newspaper
Benson Signal
Location
Benson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
8
A dentist Dr. W. A. Suiru warns that pyorrhea raises widespread infection risk as pus pockets in infected teeth can spread through blood and lymph. He urges removal of abscessed teeth to prevent secondary infections and notes many illnesses originate from mouth infections.
A diminutive white slip for a lady’s foot disappeared during the Wednesday rainstorm and was last seen imbedded in four inches of mud. A reward is offered for its return.
The celebrated Ford libel case against the Chicago Tribune ended with the jury awarding the plaintiff 6 cents in damages. The note marks a dramatic shortfall of nearly one million dollars sought in the suit.
St David items report the school will open the first Monday in September with excellent instructors. The 1920 year is described as unexcelled in both grammar and high school levels, and the State Board of Education has established us as a legal high school with full curriculum.
The article explains that loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly, spacing meals five hours apart, and getting daily outdoor exercise. It notes constipation can cause appetite loss and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets, Moss Pharmacy, as a corrective remedy.
Brass bedstead with springs and mattress offered for sale at the Signal office. Phone inquiries welcome and details available at the office window.
The weekly bulletin from Washington, D. C., received by Draughon's College, highlights a growing need for competent office staff. It notes salaries are doubling from previous levels, signaling strong demand in the job market.
Greene and Logan pursue a Cananea mining venture funded by a West Virginia corporation. Aimed at mass mailings to speculative buyers, the plan includes contractor changes, engineer verification, and large publicity bets as funds flood the treasurer’s vault, birthing the venture.
The United States Civil Service Commission urges broad recruitment for stenographers and typists in government roles. Washington salaries start at 1200 for stenographers and 1100 for typists with monthly bonuses in most branches, totaling about 1440 and 1340 yearly respectively. Careers require ongoing training and perpetual recruiting to prevent shortages.
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